Soccer School
As our club continues to grow, we are now offering a Soccer School at Farnborough Road Academy (our training ground) on a Saturday morning. Turn up and play for just £3, bring your boots/trainers and shin pads along with a bottle of water. All coaches are First Aid...
Clipstone
Up next at Norman Archer Memorial ground we host Clipstone, after our loss to Heanor Town on Saturday – we are looking to bounce right back with a win. Please note that Track and Trace is in operation throughout our venue, for more information please follow the link...
***IMPORTANT*** YEL STATEMENT
As your Board, responsible for the administration and provision of football for the YEL, the largest U7s to U14s league in the country, where, at a conservative estimate, 30,000 personal interactions take place each weekend, we believe we have a moral duty to share...
InglesFC
Up next at Norman Archer Memorial ground we host Ingles FC, after our defeat to Shirebrook on Saturday, we are looking to bounce straight back with a win Entry Fee is £5 with £2 concession, tickets are available on-line, we are also operating tack and trace to help...
Track and Trace
Clifton All Whites along with all other clubs need to comply with the governments track and trace...
FA Vase Qualifying
This Saturday the 19th of September we are hosting Quorn AFC at the Norman Archer Memorial Ground...
Cold & Flu season
We thought it might be helpful, as we head into the autumn/ winter cold and flu season, to remind...
CFC AGM 2020
Clifton All White's Football Club's Annual General Meeting will take place on Tuesday 29th of...
Part 10 – One Season Finishes, Another Starts
By the end of their first season in competitive football Both Clifton All Whites and Thistledown Rovers under 12s sides had come out of it with full credit. The difference of ages in both teams took its toll towards the end of the season, especially the 9 year olds...
Part 9 – 1964 Church League Champions & Cup Runners Up
14 March 1964 YEL Cup Final Phoenix Athletic 5 Clifton All Whites 0 (Played at Meadow Lane) The Young Elizabethan League Junior Knockout Final was played at Meadow Lane under rigorous conditions, nevertheless the boys all under 12 made an excellent showing. There had...
Soccer School
As our club continues to grow, we are now offering a Soccer School at Farnborough Road Academy (our training ground) on a Saturday morning. Turn up and play for just £3, bring your boots/trainers and shin pads along with a bottle of water. All coaches are First Aid...
Part 2 – Formation of Thistledown Rovers 1963
The first winners of the Young Elizabethan Football league in the 1962/63 season were Clifton Athletic Youth Club. That first season saw them do the double as they won both the Senior and Intermediate League. Add to this the Intermediate Knockout Trophy and the...
Part 1 – The Formation of the Young Elizabethan League
For Junior football in Clifton you have to go back to 1962. The most famous player at the time was David Pleat who lived at the beginning of the estate at 10 Farnborough Road in the very first houses to be built on what was to become the largest housing estate in...
Part 10 – One Season Finishes, Another Starts
By the end of their first season in competitive football Both Clifton All Whites and Thistledown Rovers under 12s sides had come out of it with full credit. The difference of ages in both teams took its toll towards the end of the season, especially the 9 year olds...
Part 9 – 1964 Church League Champions & Cup Runners Up
14 March 1964 YEL Cup Final Phoenix Athletic 5 Clifton All Whites 0 (Played at Meadow Lane) The Young Elizabethan League Junior Knockout Final was played at Meadow Lane under rigorous conditions, nevertheless the boys all under 12 made an excellent showing. There had...
Soccer School
As our club continues to grow, we are now offering a Soccer School at Farnborough Road Academy (our training ground) on a Saturday morning. Turn up and play for just £3, bring your boots/trainers and shin pads along with a bottle of water. All coaches are First Aid...
***IMPORTANT*** YEL STATEMENT
As your Board, responsible for the administration and provision of football for the YEL, the largest U7s to U14s league in the country, where, at a conservative estimate, 30,000 personal interactions take place each weekend, we believe we have a moral duty to share...
InglesFC
Up next at Norman Archer Memorial ground we host Ingles FC, after our defeat to Shirebrook on Saturday, we are looking to bounce straight back with a win Entry Fee is £5 with £2 concession, tickets are available on-line, we are also operating tack and trace to help...
NHS Track & Trace
As of today, 24th September the new NHS Track and Trace app has become available to the UK, following the government and FA guidelines we will have this system in place at our next game and all games after that. The NHS COVID-19 app has been built in collaboration...
Shirebrook Town
Up next at Norman Archer Memorial ground we host Shirebrook Town, with us winning our two opening league games and Shirbrook despatching Heanor Town last Saturday – we are expecting a very good game. Entry Fee is £4 with £3 concession, tickets are available on-line,...
Part 10 – One Season Finishes, Another Starts
By the end of their first season in competitive football Both Clifton All Whites and Thistledown Rovers under 12s sides had come out of it with full credit. The difference of ages in both teams took its toll towards the end of the season, especially the 9 year olds...
Part 9 – 1964 Church League Champions & Cup Runners Up
14 March 1964 YEL Cup Final Phoenix Athletic 5 Clifton All Whites 0 (Played at Meadow Lane) The Young Elizabethan League Junior Knockout Final was played at Meadow Lane under rigorous conditions, nevertheless the boys all under 12 made an excellent showing. There had...
Soccer School
As our club continues to grow, we are now offering a Soccer School at Farnborough Road Academy (our training ground) on a Saturday morning. Turn up and play for just £3, bring your boots/trainers and shin pads along with a bottle of water. All coaches are First Aid...
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A tougher 3-tiered system of local restrictions will come into force on 3rd December.
Details are likely to be announced on Monday.
More areas are set to be placed into the higher tiers.
There’s no news yet on the impact on sport within each tier. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-55029401
Nottinghamshire tier 3 football rules:
🔹Elite, step 3-6 & youth teams CAN travel into/out of the area
🔹Grassroots adult clubs & players CANNOT travel into/out of the area & fans are discouraged
🔹Non-league fans shouldn't travel into/out of the area
https://www.nottinghamshirefa.com/news/2020/oct/26/guidance-update-for-grassroots-football
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